Week 2 :: If Not Capital / The Other Side Of The Forest

Week 2 Faculty Info

Location: Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302

***All events are FREE & Open to the Public***

Monday 6/18
1:00–2:30 Panel: “The Other Side Of The Forest: Role of the Poet as Seer, Archivist [fill-in-the-blank]”
Anne Waldman (chair); Cedar Sigo; Margaret Randall; Dan Beachy-Quick; Tonya Foster
3:00–4:00 MFA Lecture: Mairead Case

Tuesday 6/19
1:00–2:30 Panel: “If Not Capital: Repertoires of Collective Resistance, Care, and Survival Panelists”
Jeffrey Pethybridge (chair); Anne Boyer; CAConrad; Duriel E. Harris; Mairead Case
3:00–4:00 Lecture: Tonya Foster
7:30-10 Reading: Rowland Saifi, Michelle Naka Pierce, Cedar Sigo, Margaret Randall

Wednesday 6/20
*Book Fair*
1:00–3:00 Dharma Arts Lecture: Giovannina Jobson
7:30-10 Reading: Staff Reading

Thursday 6/21
1:00–2:30 Lecture: Andrew Schelling on Jaime de Angulo 3:00–4:30 Student Panel
4:45–5:45 CAConrad interviews Margaret Randall
7:30-10 Reading: Carolina Ebeid, Reed Bye, Dan Beachy-Quick, Anne Boyer

Friday 6/22
1:00–2:30 Lecture: Anne Boyer
3:00-4:30 Colloquium: Workshop Student Showcase
4:30-6 *Book Fair & Signing*
7:30-10 Reading: Scholarship winners & student open mic

Saturday 6/23
7:30-10 Reading: Mairead Case, Tonya Foster, CAConrad, Duriel E. Harris

Naropa University welcomes participants with disabilities. Persons with questions about accessibility or who require disability accommodations should contact Charmain Schuh at cschuh@naropa.edu or 303-546-3508 prior to the event. For more information please visit: http://magazine.naropa.edu/2018-swp/index.php

Summer Writing Program Panel Lecture

Week 2: If Not Capital / The Other Side Of The Forest

1:00-2:30 Panel
“The Other Side Of The Forest: Role of the Poet as Seer, Archivist [fill-in-the-blank]”
Anne Waldman (chair); Cedar Sigo; Margaret Randall; Dan Beachy-Quick; Tonya Foster

Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302

FREE & Open to the Public

Week 1 :: Embodied Criticality & Lyric Intelligences

Week 1 Faculty Info

Location: Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302

***All events are FREE & Open to the Public***

Sunday 6/10
***Orientation*** Schedule TBA

Monday 6/11
1:00-2:30 Panel: “The Capitalocene”
Anne Waldman (chair); Tracie Morris; Tongo Eisen-Martin ; Trace Peterson; Lewis Warsh
3:00–4:00 MFA Lecture: J. Michael Martinez

Tuesday 6/12
1:00–2:30 Panel: “Embodied Criticality & Lyric Intelligences”
Ella Longpre (chair) Ruth Ellen Kocher; Hoa Nguyen; Lisa Robertson; Selah Saterstrom
3:00–4:00 JKS MFA Student Lecture
7:30-10 Reading: Ella Longpre, Ruth Ellen Kocher, Lewis Warsh, Samuel R. Delany

Wednesday 6/13
*Book Fair*
1:00–3:00 Dharma Arts: Reed Bye
7:30-10 Reading: Aditi Machado, Trace Peterson, J’Lyn Chapman, Lisa Robertson

Thursday 6/14
1:00–2:30 Jean-Philippe Antoine
3:00–4:30 Student Panel
7:30-10 Reading: Kristen Nelson, Tongo Eisen-Martin, Selah Saterstrom, Tracie Morris

Friday 6/15
1:00–2:30 Lecture: Lisa Robertson
3-4:30 Colloquium : Workshop Participant Showcase
4:30-6 *Book Fair & Signing*
7:30-10 Reading: Scholarship Winners & Open Mic

Saturday 6/16
7:30-10 Reading: Christopher Rosales, Laird Hunt, Hoa Nguyen, Eleni Sikelianos

Sunday 6/17
3-5 Bobbie Louise Hawkins Memorial Reading

Naropa University welcomes participants with disabilities. Persons with questions about accessibility or who require disability accommodations should contact Charmain Schuh at cschuh@naropa.edu or 303-546-3508 prior to the event. For more information please visit: http://magazine.naropa.edu/2018-swp/index.php

Summer Writing Program Panel Lecture

Week 1: Embodied Criticality & Lyric Intelligences

1:00-2:30 Panel
“The Capitalocene”
Anne Waldman (chair); Tracie Morris; Tongo Eisen-Martin ; Trace Peterson; Lewis Warsh

Performing Arts Center // Arapahoe Campus
2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder CO 80302

FREE & Open to the Public

Performance with Anne Waldman, Ambrose Bye, and Devin Brahja

Corrala De Santiago

Granada, Spain

April 28, 2018 10am – 4 pm

Poetry Workshop with Anne Waldman

Free and Open to the Public
Enrollment limited.
Deadline is one week before the workshop date.
10 am to 4 pm
Register by email to bkln-creativewriting@LIU.edu

Learn more about the LIU MFA in Creative Writing program here.

Women of Naropa Reading at the Nalanda Events Center
6287 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO 80301

More information coming soon…

Sound Poetry: The Wages of Syntax – Day 1

Artists: Anne Waldman, with Karen Stackpole, gongs; Clark Coolidge, with Alvin Curran keyboards and electronics; Michael McClure; Aram Saroyan; Jaap Blonk; Enzo Minarelli.

Legendary figures of the Second Generation of New York School Poets Anne Waldman, Clark Coolidge and Aram Saroyan meet the Beast of the San Francisco Beats, Michael McClure.

With cameo previews by Dutch legend Jaap Blonk and Italian poet/publisher Enzo Minarelli. Composer Alvin Curran visits from Rome to sound out syntax confounder Clark Coolidge in the world premiere of Just About Out Of Nowhere. The Buddhist co-founder of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodies Poetics at Naropa, Anne Waldman’s readings are performances that remain indelible in the memory. Aram Saroyan’s one word poems are best exemplified by his piece crickets, here given a special treatment by the poet himself. And Michael McClure unleashes his inner beast to intone his Ghost Tantras.

ODC Theater
3153 17th St.
San Francisco, CA 94110

To view details for this concert, click here.

Conversation with Anne Waldman & Joshua Kotin

Moderated by Joshua Kotin (author of Utopias of One), this oral history conversation will focus on the communities that have emerged around or intersected with the life and work of poet, performer, activist and relentless force-for-the-good Anne Waldman—including stories about individual poets, friends, and thinkers she’s engaged with as well as such organizations as the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics/Naropa University and the Poetry Project at St. Mark’s Church.

A brief trailer for the forthcoming documentary about Anne Waldman, Outrider: The Temporary Autonomous Zone, may possibly be shown in advance of the event. Stay tuned….

Edison Newman Room, Houghton Library.
Quincy St & Harvard Street, Cambridge, MA
Free and open to the public.

“Form is emptiness, emptiness is form” – from the Heart Sutra

Based on personal study and experience, this talk will touch on the refuge and Bodhisattva vows, the Six Realms of Existence, “co-emergent wisdom” as well as a parallel vow to poetry, and the joys and contradictions therein. Also, reference to Giorgio Agamben’s notion of being contemporary with one’s time as “looking into the darkness.” The presentation will be supplemented by reference to particular writers associated with the Beat Literary Movement as well as the presenter’s own poetry.

Center for the Study of World Religions
Harvard Divinity School

CSWR Common Room
42 Francis Avenue
Cambridge, MA